[ES7] Object.observe + Microtasks

ES6:

If you know about the Javascirpt's event loop. You know that any asyns opreations will be throwed to the end to loop, such as 'setTimeout, http call'. More

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It cause the browser render uneffieient, because we may need to wait next time browser render event happen to render our changes.

So what 'Microtasks' does is put notification right after 'event handler' finished:

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ES7:

How to use Object.observe:

Notice this is in the 'draft' state of ES7,  but you can try it out in Chrome, if you enable 'Enable experiment Javascirpt' in  'Chorme:flag'

var person = {
   name: "John"
};

Object.observe(person, p => console.log(p));

So when you update the person object, in the console will log out:

/*
name: "name"
object: Object
oldValue: "john"
type: "update"
*/

Also if the prop is immutable, or delete.. it will log out different 'type'.